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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILApRLPHIA. June 2.-Bunders by tho Philadelphia
players in the fourth inning to-day the Bosons vic
follows;
Boston. .-.........--.....-...---0 o.
Philadelphia. u % % =" " u v
Basehits- Boston. Philadelphia T. Errors-Boston. /;
Philadelphia T. Pitchers-Madden and Ferguson Umpire
Mt Doescher
INDIANAPOLIS. June 2The Pittsburg club defeated the
INDIANAPOLIS nine to-day by the following scOre;
Indiana olis. ............... y -
Pittsburg .........-.....----------O U 3 10
indianapolis. Is Pittsburg IL Errors-1ndan
apos 2; Pittsburg. t. P1tchers-Kerby and Calvin I'm
pre- Mr. Person
BALTIMORE June 2-McGInnis the old Baltimore pitcher
field to-day and the home club defeated
the Cincinnati team by this score
Baltimore. .......................1 o l liz
Cincinnati % u 4
Basehits- Baltimore 20; Cincinnati IL Errors-Banore.
A.; Cincinnati T. Pitchers-Kiroy and McGinna tmpire-
Mr.. Valentine.
UTICA June The Utica maDagcmen has released Banse
wine pitcher Halpn stop and Householder left field
Oswegos will play right field Car
rol lett and Fleschmar shortstol
BUFFALO June 2-President Gilbert has called Getting
OF the League Tor tomorrow morning ~ tho
epesee House 10 the dsbanding OF the os
wego Club The Scranton. Penn. club have been asked
they place and have replied mat they
would.
Al Trenton-Athetic. IA; Cuban Giants o. ,
BinghamtoD-Star Binghamton, b Eleven innings.
AT Buifalo-Newark 3; Buffalo. !.
crtsua AKIN
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CHEZ CLERK sWEEYY'S SUCCESSOR.

wAsuIyGroS June tSpeciab. George Sweeney. CHIEF
clerk OF Second Assistant Posmaster-Gcnerars OF
fee has accepted "A position with the American surety
co,,,nv nj New. York OF which ex-second Assistant
Postma,erGeneral Elmer il president. and exsecond
Assistant Genrral Lyman Is vicepresldenL
His resignation not called for but was voinhaIiB
rendered. Dan Haggerty, of Baltimore, IN hself 10
lie m AIDE chief clerk His qualifications for this Important
Office have been acquired In the role OF ward Poi-
tician,
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Earned runs BROOKLYN, 3; St. Lonis o. FIRST psse On
errors~BrooKyn 2; ST Louis / Struck outsBroosy,n
First base on baIls-McClean Pinkney /. Latham /;
Caruthrrs /, Robinson q Three ba sehits-Weeh TWO
2; McTamanv l. Smith, Latham x
Robinson and Comiskey Wild pitches
l. Harkins !. Passed balls-Peoples r. sto en-
Brooklyn. 4; St Louis. g. Umpire-Mr. knight
Time-1:45.
The NewYork defeated at the Polo GROUNDS
club Yesterday by the score OF Ia TO
visiting players batted Roachs pitching all over inc hei
Hutchlngs Gaunt Korb heldcd poorly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

Iwas an old Oriental that women have no sous
More comedies that they have pufof
amer more But they too often con-
tanned feeble. suffering boies, which hamper anu oaH
their fu development For ali h,s painful ailments ino
DENT 10 The rieIce's Fayorc Prescription tho
beat world and Is sold under positive
that will do all tat claimed for IL Price redueeu "
doll uy ru
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UoRK FoR RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLIES

MEETING OF THE LUTHERAN MINIsrERiUM-Rt-
PORT OF THE SYNOD.
PHILADELPHIA. June tSpcciab.-rhe one hundred
and oroth annual meeting OF the Evangelical Lutheran
Ministerium OF Pennsylvania began to-day In Zion
Church report OF the Mnlsterium or synoi SHOWS
that are 400 with about 100000 con-
fiona. ,n.mh.r. I'm the State Services conducted
by the Rev DR. George f. Krote. d. d.. assisted by the
strucb business session was begun this afternoon ana
will continue several days
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STILL QUESTIONING GENERAL CUTTING.
Mr. ROOT PUZZLES HIM IN REoAsD 10 BIS STATE

MEST MADE To fHE SURROGATE.
General Cutting was oga,n before Referee Hsmiiton
Cole yesterday, but he was not nearly so calm ana
cool the preceding day. The ends OF DIS wn''e
mustaebe had more varl,ke curl, and his proud
ofhaud manner had heen exchanged for one OF petu-
lance. Under Mr.. Roots que>tioning he wiped MS
forehead with q yellow silk handkerchief, and MS
assumed air OF easy Indifference was most maniiest
failure His legs crossed and the dainty foot IN
air, with its abnormaly high instep. swung vioently
backward and forward with the impotent rage OF
woman awaiting an overdue bonnet. or the pendulum
of Gle ok that has lost it's weight The line OF cross
examination was q continuance OF that at the preced-
ing day. The account CT the +. b. Cutting es,ate
and after ~ ard the stubs OF a check-book OF the
Phenx National Bank. Wiilism Cutting executor OF
the estate of r. b. Cutting" The stubs showed tne
folio wing checks TO be- drown all of which we're en-
tered as loans and giving in most cases the periods
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THE GIANTS DEFEATED IN WASHINGTON.
FnuR Rims EARNED OFF OF WEIGHS PITCHING

THE GAME IN DETAIL
WASHINGTON June 2-whtney at his best to-day and
had no properly supported the NewYorks would have
been wech the other hand was bated hard AZ
opporune stages game The Washingtons earned
run second inning three singles ana IN Tue ort
successive three baggrrs by Farrell and
Whitney a sacrifice hit and q b.se hals The vstors
failed until the seventh inning when after chances
had been aide were made on
by Donney aud D'a eys bagger Ibey
eighth inning two singles ana
an error Tbs fielding Farrell Shock and Ward and the
batting OF FARRELL were the The score was
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE PREsI


NEwDURG. n. Y, June AIT the session OF tho eynou
OF the Reformed Presbyterian Church OF America mere
today The following officers we're elected: Moderator,
Professor d. Is. Wilson, OF the Allegheny Seminary,
Pennsylvanla clerks the Rev M sommerville ana tho
Rev. j. e. X. Mlligan. OF New-York. The Rev Davd
NcFaL OF Boston. was appointed delegate 10 the ran
Presbyersn ounciL The treasurer reported tnht tno
missionary subscriptions during tho year amounted 10
nearly 81 900 The Rev. H. George OF teaVer Fans
Peun temporarily u thechar ot lhooioey VI
ts... aNRnF
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Coroner yesterday held inquest In the case OF
George Farrell age eleven, who kicked by horse on
May 20 following day al Roosevelt Hospital
The boys parents who reside at 500 West fy nftnss
there delay In the arrival oil Tie aOu
when IL did the surgeon had not proper
remedies apply The jury cesured the hospital Inc JUS
lice the o the jury Is questioned AS
Roosevelt Hospital private institution and s not com
peled - send cut ambuanceS
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DISCUSSING BETTER ORGANIZATION"
CHICAGO June AT the international sunday-Schoo
Convention today after routine business had been hs
posed Of the subject OF Better Organization was dis
en- sacd In ten minute speeches.
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Nearly all OF these loans at cent ct on the
there ia interest shown, and the only expla
nation General could give that these were loans
himself few Of the questions and answers Will pest
explain this
Mr. Root (handng him the accountable you fne $4,000
charged there June l6 A-No there Is no sucn
oYet you drew this check as loan vatsble Bros as
loan at per cent? Ayes
q. Did they pay that INTEREST," A.-No.
Q.Never paid interest IL as loan OF youre OF OF
the estate A-Never did They were loans 10 nyseh AZ
considered II.
Are YOU aware according your account the sums
You acknowledge receiving from tho estate smouns
81 Gao 600 while the sums paid by you 10 the estaee
to 500, 000l A.-No, am not
Mr.. Cadwa sder, behalf OF the wiaow ana
children Vt Brockhost Cutting then asked the witness
a fe~ questions. de particularly wanted to know II
witness had any other credits except those stated,
against the 81 oil, 1877 81 charged In the account
Witness reJ lied that he could not find more IMAM
those aggregating s91, 900 but If there should DC
any discovered hereafter be claimed the benent. Inc
counsel then turned his attention TO the estaee OF
Brockholst Cutting pf which witness is the trustee
The General admitted that he had about Sfo,oou
cash in bank besides The securities. He could not
say if that the balance OF principal as he never
went into the question of principal and interest ne
was the account Shove q discrepancy oI
something like 100000; II it dld IL was a mere
matter of bookkeeping. The rest OF MI Cadwa-
ia1er's questioning repetition OF wnat "
already been gone over and General Cutting seeinel
TO be quite at bis ease and answered 1ippantly Al
one point he insisted upon making an explanation ON
the ground that there an Dsnnation that no had
done away with the funds for which he was trustee;
sho tly after asked the General il he bad not applied
none OF the estate to meeting his stock Losses. ms
the General denied and shortly aiterward the hearing
WAS nd iounaHd
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The schedued game at Staten Island yesterday between
Cleveland clubs hal 10 lie postponed
again Of the wet condition OF the grounds The
mines will play to-day . ,,,,.
The BROOKLYN and clubs will play at Washington
Park day. Hudson will pitch his hrst championship game
for he nine.
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r-x.ptr To UNITE UPON A BISHOP.

NEWARK. Del. June 1.-The annual convention OF tho
Delaware diocese OF the Episcopal Church ADJOURNED To-
day without succeeding In the election OF successor u
Hishop Lee The Rev j. T. Eccleston Of Baltimore. the
Rev fews Gibson OF Dover and the Rev. Professor A.
Benron of Delaware College. the most prominent
compettors The convention adjourned I'LL Decem-
her u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

Fell. ,,,,,
Betting-Disturbance IL 10 g. Jim MCGOWAN TO Kar-
ney 2 Lord Francis TO Retrbuuon 10 Toma-
hawk 10 TO j.
Nutrals paid $50 is.
Regal linda Marlborough, Goldtellow. Menmore Rose.
Judge Grtnith. Viii Davis, Jolly Sir
JONI Paisnca Mammonist Liitiefellow, Mystic.
Cochran. Bruon Glenbsr and Fang bar
Withdrawn Disturbance was hrst out OF the chute but
Tomahawk passed him and led the rt
hurdle turning flag the lower fed Tomahawk
opened Of twenty iengths LORD Francis joined him al
the wafer tumD. Going Picnic Hi the two were on
nearly even terms Tonahawk leading BY half length as
they cleared the hedge quarter pole Lord Francis went
down at the hude the Harwood turned
somersault but go quickly. still cngng 10 the bride
Tomahawk went and ard approached.
winning In canter ~ twenty lengths Jim Mcowan second
half length before kniarncy, third the others hundred
yards back
MASSACHUSETTS, HANDICAP
rooving are the weights for the Iandi-
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MorLp.nE LYXoHERs 1rsrEY TO REAsox

RE,DfSG. Penn, June "a crowd OF fifty men left
Annvile last night for Lebanon TO Lynch William show
ers the murderer OF his two grandchildren, in Jail
there They were Joined by $50 from Lebanon aud
marched through streets for the purpose OF torming
the jail some of officials met them and address sing
them. much persuasion. induced them to dispense.
promising that Showers should receive full justice.
Showers Insists that the children were murdered by
man known as owboy " Hoffnagte, who married
% his laughter, the mother OF the children.
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oUIyy DECLARED GUILTY OF MURDER.

In the Quinn murder trial yesterday. at Morristown,
" j. the jury brought In verdict of murder In the first
degree. Quinns counsel Immediately applied to have
the verdict aside the ground that the evidence
does deliberate intent The Court will hear
the motion for setting aside tue verdict and granting
new trial Monday morning
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CALENDAR rDDAY.

surRxvs cousr 9 ~ i,ss, Before Reach, J-NoA "a
II IA AZ o. o6 2OT 2l7 VII e3i 2it, 900 26i. yea
ss 2l4 BIS $50 PSI 2s2 2sS, 2Si 1885, 2s6 ss7 soS So
500 Sr $40. 81. Sl2.
--lase ON. No fnrsner day calendar this term
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c.ruorJc pRIEsr DROWNED

PHILADELPHIA June 1.-The Rev. John cox. assistant
prsst cor nacied with Lady OF the Vista
ton Lehighaye and Leamy st. drowned In the Della
Chester Island yesterday by the upseng OF small
saboat He about ty OF and WAS native Of
Ireland being ordained priest by the late Archbishop Wood
~ entS years ago.
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SEVENTH DAY ADyENrIsrs CAMPING OUT.

SALAMANCA n. Y, June 2 (SpeciaD.-rhe annual con-
ference OF the seventh Day Ad'entsts Is III ses'h y"
the south bank OF the Allegheny River The camp con-
i.t. NJ sixty.aye tents j. n Williams. OF Corydon.
Pam IA manager and general overseer After breaking
canp on June TO- tue teachers or ministers taKo me
large tents aud 10 different parts OF the country hoiu
inc rnt meetiugA
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1RAH1NG ONE EIRM TO LOIY ANOrHRR.

liza O'b IItEf u . "V1-' <t1'Of'''@'''
John p Kelley, who has been for several years part
ner in the banking house OF Musgrave Co., has with
drawn from that firm become partner In the firm OF
Lawrence Wood, bankers and stock brokers'
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In NM be Alarmed

nj the raising lungs IL Is one OF inc Nst
earliest symptoms Of consumption and only shows inc
healty enort of The throw the scrvfious I'M
of The blood which resulted In liberation OF tho
iuugs DR. Perces Golden Medical Discovery Is posi-
live remedy at this stage IL taken fatu
n will cleanse blood the ulcers In the lus ana uu
up and rrnOvate the hole system
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FoURTH.AvE. TO BE REPAvED

Atn,yY. June 2-Governor Hill this afternoon signed
Assembly bill No 967 relating to the paving Of FOURTH
ave-, kew-York CITY.
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FANCY PRICES FOR YoUNGsTERs

LEXINGTON. KY, June "A Smith Mccain. Of this city,
sold to C. France tins county yesterday. three two
year-od 1ies one two year colt yearling Niles and
yeafng colts all by Red wilkes and out OF fashion
ably bred mares the consideration being $4,000.
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CRAZED By HIS MIsFORTUNEs
PHILADELPHIA Sprcf1i. Farrell. the mer.
robbed by his Dookkceper recently
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LONDON. June 2.-The for the Manchester Cup OF
$4,000 the Manchester meeting to-day IL was
by four old bay colt carlton with Mr.
Abipgtons black colt Qutp second
W Leghs five yearold bay horse Radius third There
wer fourt sta
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MONEY ADVANCED FOR THE NAVARRO FLATs

MONEY ADVANCED FOR THE NAVARRO FLATS.
yesterdays hearing Navarro and McComb refer
ence before Hamilton Cole william Kidney. clerk OF the
works construction OF all the Navarro oudhHs pro
duced files OF vouchers books ana state
ment made from them the amount OF MI McCombs
advances spent each building There was warm legal
OF this document Genera
Unbbsrd the McComb, made his point how
ever and admitted In evidence us I'M
Law in the showed The plaintiff en-
title could forecosc on al the
of spec ned part rhe payments on tho various
from moneys advanced by him a. follows Madsia
s24l O4l So Lisbon s2bl,S70 so. Coriov% 60
E.rceona soI7 TAT 90; arena x255.70 10 seraScesA
ssa4 bS7 o5, Valencia $50 224 49, Tolosa $s09256 o.
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waking ADVERTISEMENTS Dr. sages calah Remedy are
the thou IL has cured
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Earned runszwashingten T. Two-sasehits - Deasey
Shock and o. Bren First base on balls-shock whitney.
Myers, Gore First base on errors WASHINGTON / new
York L. struck Out-By Whtnev. l; by WEIGH, VIA
pitches-Whitney, l. Umpire-Mr Powers Tlme-L'l0
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crurRAI, SYNOD OF THE REFORMED CHURCH

cA1sKiLI Juno 2-rhe General synod OF the Reformed
Church of America Ia now holding Its eighty annual
session nc Catsk 1t organized yesterday afternoon py
the election OF tho Rev. Charles shepard OF New'o"h,
/ l. as president; tho Ray. william II. Phraner. OF
Irwin, Purg H. president the Rev. IL Nennelha
If Kalamazoo Mich; aud the Rev. John B. Gardner ol
Flatlands 1. l., temporary clerks.
The synod met agaiu on Thursday. when tho Standing
Committees we're announced by the chair The follow
ing are the principal com uittees aud the charmen
Board OF Directors Judge r. Danorth proiessG s
and Semnars the Rev. Dr. t. A. conner run
Acaiienes anu Colirgcs tue Rev. isaac o haroy'
ID b. Forrign Missions, the Rev Or James DrInores JONES
I..ons Dr. Iavd Coles Overtures, th' rev.
ir A. o. Vermyle, SUNDAY school aud Caeoheosl nsuhc
ton the Rev Cornelius Britt Judicial Business ue ev
O. ii. Pool, SYSTEMATIC Beneyolence, the Kew III Injury
AeAhl
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" = .......-....-.........-.----.-(P, Fitzpatrick
pet,lus-Kosh.h Never to l. GSns.ri
% e SsI or ~ to s %f: PAIR
OCEAN Queen a, my y, q Ny own So field sis
forSSs@ and jim Re. were wharawn The
5 sx,Gs e, cent at of g e
;a%p snd sonins up the hi
idn BY "Sr MS:
home McLsughln down Kinshsh and the cot new
away from The d az sfs snsh
der The whip lengths before Prince Royal third the 9TH
THIRD RAcE-HANDIcAP THREE-YEAR.OLDs; $25 EACH,
$3.50 ADDED. 1ie MILES
III Bylands br Rustcr by Reform Yorkshire Lass
D. 3. %ithers's b. C. by King ErnestMinCrity. IL
r. W. walden, chi onssn Ei1aeesh iia(MSLsnEhnI
Madison Stables CHI C orwsy 100 --------'hyS'p
Be,tng-oueen Of Elizabeth Bslvdere TO MnOri
colt orSTsy u 70 gniST no 70 M Minority colt
Elizabeth led :, the start, RnsssT
S, oT1sr Ss H Se Su sgh,e
s sS1 nss s SS
s.is.s Queen q ar' e. Rassss e
third odway wa last all the way
FOURTH RAcE-HANDIoAP: $25 EACH $3.50 ADDED 1915
MILES.
p,eskpess Stable, b. c. Linden by LOngieuow-Iinda
a II. MOIris's CHI. Phil Lee, a, liz tNaiu"oil
Harris Colen q CHI b. Greenfield -Perknst
Time-2:l3.
Be,tine-Phn Lee7 to 8. Greenfield to D. Enigma 70
Pools Phi Lee s25 Greenfield s2a. Enigma SIS Linden
$40
Queen O; elizabeth withdrawn Linden and Phil Lee
led head and head At the hrs turn PM Ice
isd 6y half Linden second length before Greenneld
The sv w .ns s IN ha%d s % out
eght behind blu At the hafmile post PM Lee was
et leading, but Linden hang on gamey anu sppea tne
saw leaders Opposite the betting STAND rh
Lee Of IL by neck and seemed 10 DC wnnhg
but would be shaken of He came again ana won
the race ON the post by snort heao' fn Loo seoon' ~
lengths before Enigma third
FIFTH RAcE-PURsE $500; SELLING lie MILES
W. H. Barretts CHI T. Nellie Van. By Enquirer, Orphan
ISmasney Brothers Dr. e. Brown Duke L. i0l caldwen
fsrkxlis STA les b. Lstriiia a. (Mccarthyl
Ganey Co.'S CHI BELMONT, g. 90
Betting-Ietritia Belmont TO Brown Duke to l.
Nellie Van TO !, Blue Line to l.
Pools-Leiritia s25 Belmont sl4, Brown Duke 80, Blue
Line and Nellie Van each 81
. Wsndsrnsnt was Withdrawn To fair start Blue Line
was away, Tapped by Lerta Nellie Van went TO the
the and headed The fayorte was
Line Brown Duke had running last moved in
able reach Nellie VAN who won by
alengh, Brown Duke second half length before Blue Line
third. No bid for the winner
Sixth RAcE--HANDIcAP sTEEPLEcHAsE. PURSE $500,
SHORT COURSE
STANLEY Mcrtimer: b. h Jemahsrk. by Great Tom; :,
o1een Of the West ages 1sS POUNDS IA Sas
NJ T. Danahers Oh Killarney. Q. l40 lharal
n g. Lorillarsts b. 2. Retributon D. l3O (P Meapy)
Morris 4 Hsrwoods CHI G. Lord Francis aged, fs7
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THE REV MR. sCHABERHORN REBUKE

MppLErowY ~ Y. Juno a The PresOytory OF HUI
son oday received the report OF the committee up
ponted TO try the three specific charges OF nempcrahoe
upruthulness and immortality, brought by the session
OF the German Presbyterian Churoh OF NyacN' "ssn''
,ho n.stor the Rev. A. schaberhorn. The committee
mendcd that the PresOytery rebuKe the acousoa
asor for In conduct and conversation anu
him refrain from such indscretions tor 'no
future. The report was adopted
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CLOSING TESTIMONY Al


The taking OF testimony In the SUIT Of Mrs. Mary Maud
Watson for recovery interest In real estate "hch
formerly belonged her grandfather John Anderson WAS
finished yesterday the Supreme Court before justice Law"
rama ana Jury The plaintiff recalled In rebutta denied
that Glrod had conversation with her
which herm admitted the validity of MT Apucrson
will John Charles Anderson never supported her OF Gave
her except that had been worn ny mis-
Felix McCoskey declared that John Charles Ander
the wit did not JOY the commence OF ho
dead several questions asked by ex
Judge Curtis for the plaintiff we're ruled out Among
these whether John Anderson had referred 10
Peter b. sweeny tngeader OF the Tweed . rsgi
wbether toll thu witness that he would not
nominate Anderson for Mayor because ne was CRAZY ana
had him $50 900 for te nomination OF MIN
sef for Mayor and 100000 for the nomination oil ynce
George Barnard, his sou nlaw Tor uoyefnyr
Sweeny aid the Rogers scandal would deeat AMER
son Anderson crazy on the subject ana wne,ner
no had been told that he had given Edgar
Poe IS 900 the story OF Marie Roget IN oraer
10 divert suspicion himself On various points the WI"
nes, con raiioted the witnesses the other side ~
Dr. Matthew q. Field examined as an eIpeit IN nssy
Hypothetical ston cnbotying tho est
ony for tho plaintiff TO John Andersons
said that such views must DO insane
Judge Arnonx asked Jusos lawrence TO direct o
the detenianta which was reiuscd inc Case VIII 10 s
O the Jury to-day.